Spanish Conjugation Chart: Can You Conjugate These Spanish Verbs?
- step
- step
- step
- step
- step
- step
- step
- step
- step
- step
- step
- step
- step
Fill in the blank: Él/ella ____ al cine.
- voy
- va
- vamos
- vas
Llamarse is one of the most misunderstood Spanish regular verbs. When you're introducing yourself, what should you say?
- (Yo) me llamo
- (Nosotros) nos llamamos
- (Yo) me llamas
- (Tu) te llamo
Regular -ar verbs are the most common in the Spanish language. Finish this conjugation of "hablar:" Yo habl...
- -ando
- -o
- -amos
- -an
Which is the correct sentence in the Spanish Preterite Tense?
- Yo visito a mis abuelos.
- Yo visité a mis abuelos.
- Yo visitabo a mis abuelos.
- Estaba visitando.
"Vivir" is one of the most common -ir verbs in Spanish. Finish this conjugation: Nosotros viv...
- -en
- -o
- -imos
- -es
"Hacer" is a commonly used irregular -er verb. How would you conjugate "hacer" in the sentence, "On Thursdays, I do pilates"?
- Los jueves, yo hago pilates
- Los jueves, usted hago pilates
- Los jueves usted hace pilates
- Los jueves, yo hace pilates
What is the third person plural conjugation of "Bailar" in the present tense?
- Ustedes/ellos/ellas bailamos
- Ustedes/ellos/ellas bailan
- Ustedes/ellos/ellas bailaste
- Ustedes/ellos/ellas bailáis
Many Spanish speakers rarely or never use "vosotros." See if you can finish this conjugation stem: Vosotros est...
- -an
- -amos
- -áis
- -a
Which is the proper pronoun for the conjugated verb "canta"?
- Usted/ él/ ella
- Nosotros
- Tú
- Ustedes
"Ser" is arguably the most-used irregular verb. Which is the correct present tense third-person singular conjugation?
- Ustedes/ ellos/ ellas son
- Usted/ él/ ella es
- Usted/ él/ ella son
- Ustedes/ ellos/ ellas es
With "ser," the stem changes based on the context the verb is used in. Select the correct present tense verb conjugations:
- Vosotros son, tu eres, yo estoy
- Nosotros estamos, ella es, ellos son
- Vosotros estaís, nosotros somos, yo soy
- Usted es, vosotros soís, yo soy
Finish this conjugation: Vosotros...
- Coméis
- Comemos
- Como
- Comer
What is the correct first-person plural conjugation of "estar?"
- Nosotros somos
- Vosotros estaís
- Nosotros estamos
- Vosotros soís
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Spanish Conjugation Chart
A Spanish conjugation chart is a tool used to help students learning Spanish memorize the conjugation of different verbs in order to grasp Spanish grammar. This ranges from the most simplistic, with common -ar verbs (like the verb, hablar), to the more complex with different tenses (such as the subjunctive), and irregular verbs. Each verb begins with a stem (although with irregular verbs, such as ser, the stem can change). The verb endings change depending on the context (such as first person), and whether there are multiple people performing the verb. There are three types of verbs in Spanish, -ar, -er, and -ir verbs, but Spanish past tense and Spanish future tense, as well as the existence of irregular verbs, can make learning Spanish grammar difficult for non-native speakers.
To make learning Spanish conjugation more complicated, different regions have different words for the plural second person and addressing someone formally. In Spain, speakers use "vosotros" to refer to a single person who is above them in status (such as a boss, parent, or teacher) or who is unfamiliar to them (to show respect), and to address a group of people, as a plural form of "you." However, in Latin America, "vosotros" is replaced with "usted" when addressing a singular person who outranks you or whom you don't know, and "ustedes" when addressing any group of people. None of these three verbs has the same conjugation form, so this is often a source of confusion for students of Spanish. And on top of that, Spanish has more forms of past tense than English does, and some of the most common verbs are irregular, so they eschew the verb endings in a typical conjugation chart and must be memorized on their own.